The free economy and the strong state: the politics of Thatcherism

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Preface - A Crisis of Hegemony - The New Right - From Butler to Thatcher - The Thatcher Government 1979-1990 - The Pursuit of Power - The Struggle for Hegemony - The Conservative Party after Thatcher - Notes and References - Further Reading

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